When I was a little kid growing up in Salem New Hampshire there was a place called Mystery Hill Caves. Mystery Hill drew the attention of us kids in a magical scary way. We went out of our way to talk about or should I say invent scary Mystery hill stories. I loved the place and lived within walking distance.
Mystery Hill was known to be a cool maze of man-made chambers, walls and ceremonial meeting places. Ceremonial meeting places...sacrifice chambers is what we called them.
At night the place was pretty spooky but by day it was a fun place to visit. Over the course of time Mystery Hill turned into America's Stonehenge at Mystery Hill and it has a very interesting history including Archaeoastronomy, the Underground Railroad system to The Davinci Code and much more.
America's Stonehenge, they claim on their website, is most likely the oldest man-made construction in the United States (over 4000 years old) and it covers 105 acres of woodlands and wildlife. Check out their web site for details on all they have to offer www.stonehengeusa.com
It's a great place to spend the day, you can explore the caves or go snowshoeing and just plain enjoy some quality time!
Located in Salem New Hampshire America's Stonehenge is one of many fine places and events that NH living offers.
If you are considering moving to the State of New Hampshire you'll be pleasantly surprised at all we have to offer.
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